Berga Collection

Sanctuary (Santuario de Queralt). The church. Interior. Painting. 19th century
6269662 Sanctuary (Santuario de Queralt). The church. Interior. Painting. 19th century by Spanish School, (19th century); (add.info.: Santuario de Queralt, Berga, Catalunya, Barcelona)

Sanctuary (Santuario de Queralt). The church. Interior. Painting. 19th century
6269663 Sanctuary (Santuario de Queralt). The church. Interior. Painting. 19th century by Spanish School, (19th century); (add.info.: Santuario de Queralt, Berga, Catalunya, Barcelona)

The Civil War in Spain, Bayonet Charge of Republican Volunteers at Berga (engraving)
1048980 The Civil War in Spain, Bayonet Charge of Republican Volunteers at Berga (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Civil War in Spain)

Lipsanoteca (reliquary as a box) of the consecration of Santa Eugenia de Berga, sealed by Bishop Oliba with the seal of his brother, Bernat Tallaferro the Earl of Besalu

Patum de Berga with fireworks on Corpus Christi
The Patum de Berga a traditional celebration for the Corpus Christi in the main square of Berga city in the catalan Pyrenees with the Plens a people wearing pyrotechnics and dancing with the people

Spain. Berga
Etching. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. National Library

The Patum de Berga celebration on Corpus Christi
The Patum de Berga a traditional celebration for the Corpus Christi in the main square of Berga city in the catalan Pyrenees with dancing, dwarfs, giants, Guita Xica and pyrotechnics

THE CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN: 1. The Inhabitants and Volunteers of Valls repulsing the Carlists. 2. The Carlist Chief Miret. 3. Vila de Prat, Carlist Chief killed in the attack on Igualada. 4

The Civil War in Spain: Bayonet Charge of Republican Volunteers at Berga, 1873 Engraving

THE CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN: 1. The Inhabitants and Volunteers of Valls repulsing the Carlists. 2. The Carlist Chief Miret. 3. Vila de Prat, Carlist Chief killed in the attack on Igualada. 4

The Civil War in Spain: Bayonet Charge of Republican Volunteers at Berga, 1873 Engraving

Spain. Third Carlist War. Mountain somaten (Catalan
" Spain. Third Carlist War. Mountain somaten (Catalan militia). Carlist troops near Berga. Picture from " La Ilustraci󮠥 spa񯬡 y americana" (30th November 1875)

Spain. Third Carlist War. Savalls Carlist troops attacks the city of Berga (March 1873). Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

BERGA Y BOIX, Josep (1837-1914). L Aplec. Costumbrism. Oil on canvas

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"Berga: A Cultural Haven and Historic Gem in Spain" Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Spain, Berga stands as a sanctuary for those seeking solace and spiritual enlightenment. At its heart lies the magnificent Santuario de Queralt, an architectural marvel that has witnessed centuries of devotion. Step inside this sacred space to be transported back to the 19th century, where intricate paintings adorn its walls, telling tales of faith and salvation. But Berga's history extends beyond its religious significance. It bears witness to the turbulent times during the Spanish Civil War when brave Republican volunteers charged fearlessly through its streets. An engraving immortalizes their valorous bayonet charge at Berga, reminding us of their sacrifice for freedom. Delve deeper into Berga's rich heritage, and you'll discover Lipsanoteca – a reliquary box preserving the consecration of Santa Eugenia de Berga. Sealed with reverence, it holds secrets from bygone eras waiting to be unraveled. Venture outside these hallowed walls into the vibrant town itself – a tapestry woven with traditions and celebrations unique to Berga. The Patum de Berga takes center stage on Corpus Christi, captivating locals and visitors alike with its awe-inspiring spectacle. Fireworks illuminate the night sky as passionate performers bring ancient rituals to life through dance and music. Year after year, Corpus Christi becomes an enchanting time in this corner of Spain as joyous crowds gather for The Patum de Berga celebration. Its infectious energy fills every street corner while colorful costumes swirl in harmony with exuberant cheers echoing throughout town squares. Berga is more than just a place; it is an embodiment of history entwined with culture—a testament to resilience and unwavering spirit that continues to captivate all who set foot within its borders. So come immerse yourself in this hidden gem where past meets present—where the echoes of faith, valor, and celebration resound through time.